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It's been thought of before. However, the progressive thought process is that if you don't give the bad guys a hall/visitor pass then they won't be able to do anything bad.Why hasn't anyone thought of this before now?
It's been thought of before. However, the progressive thought process is that if you don't give the bad guys a hall/visitor pass then they won't be able to do anything bad.
Like where they post signs that say, "Gun Free Zone"? Works every time...Why wouldn't a bad guy follow the rules? Rude.
Eight Point Plan
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Construct a fully secure and monitored perimeter around every school. Include the installation of strategically placed cameras to provide both a deterrent and effective monitoring of the school.
2. Control the flow
Establish monitored single or limited points of entry that include metal detectors, with multiple egresses from every school.
3. Protect the interior
Place armed guards within every school through the use of School Resource Officers (SROs), a guardian program which empowers schools to arm highly trained staff or school safety specialists that gives priority hiring to retired veterans and law enforcement officers.
4. Develop the School Safety Volunteer Network
Enact a volunteer program, similar to volunteer crossing guards, in which parents are mobilized and tasked by the school to provide school safety assistance. Parents will be given identifying materials, such as a vest, and empowered to monitor the perimeter or hallways during class time.
5. Increase parental communication
Streamline and enhance communications with parents during a school safety incident that results in a lockdown or evacuation of the school campus.
6. Appoint a District School Safety Specialist
Every school district should designate a district school safety specialist to serve as the school district's primary point of public contact for public school safety functions.
7. Increase Mental Health Services
Provide the training and resources necessary for schools to provide proper mental health services for their students.
8. Establish a School Safety Hotline
Develop a system which can receive anonymous calls, texts or emails from students about potential threats within a school. This system should be monitored and immediately addressed by the local school district.
The reality is this is just a pipe dream and in a few days or more there will be a shooting that will shut down any real common sense discussions or solutions.